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Kool idea, but not much difference in the organization area!

Interesting...

such a cool idea, i love the creativity!

Your best bet with the neck would have been to fill the holes on the neck with some wood dowels and some wood glue and Re-drill the holes in the neck!

none of those are food safe and if exposed to moisture will be a breeding ground for bacteria. you would need a ruby or stainless steel tip and food grade filament plus the ability to seal the piece to fix all the micropores / jagged surfaces where bacteria will grow. just noting in case that's a concern for optometry use case. I dont think any of those tools will be touching mucous membranes or going into vulnerable areas that might be exposed, other than skin, but I don't know how sanitary you need to be

Dang

I may need to buy a 3D printer simply to solve my own freezer food-avalanches.

Aw yea. I remembered when i got gout when i was in Japan. LMAO

Lol… she has no patience for the video 😂 Beautiful shots!

Your honeymoon and she is frowning? 😳🇨🇦 Or just not a gal who smiles? I am confused. Beautiful places but I feel sad seeing as the title is Honeymoon.

Is good friend

I have the polyformer kit already but i dont have any 3d parts….can i purchase your olf parts for the kit so i can get to assembling it?

I recommend you a reverse Bowden setup. With that nothing is pulling on the tube and problem will be gone 😉

holy shit bro, how do you get motivated and keep posting for year when the views are like none. no offense bro

Amazing video

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youtube algorithm recommended me this video, very interesting story and glad you got out safe. it must be so scary back then.

Lovely shots my guys, this was enjoyable! 👏👏

POLY

I think you could benefit from drying them out or using a dehydrator, might help more with the stringing.

How do you join two bottles together to get a bigger roll?

Poly

Hey great stuff! just heads up - voting on goverment is public (1:50)

awesome!!!!! a question, temperature of the nozzle when transform pet to filament, and temperature nozzle when works ? temperature of the bed? please

I love your pets man!! I really hope kitty doesn't like to get up on that handrail out on the deck. Very cool video. Subbed!!

Great job on the 3D printed guitar. I am also working on printing one for myself, so it was nice to see how you handled some of the potential issues (such as the holes on the neck not lining up).

Proud of you!

Amazing 😍 place

Wow

Hola me podrías proporcionar el archivo para armarla

Did you scale up the thickness of the guitar or something? I dont remember them being this thick.

I'm fairly shade tree on 3D prints but what about a 3D pen for filling in or gluing? maybe it could be of some use. not sure.

Right at the start of the video you say it has a tiny bit of creeping when the edges of the print detach from the bed. That isn’t the correct term, the correct term is warping. Creep is when a material slowly deforms under load, like if you print a hook, hang something on it and it very slowly stretches and deforms the hook even though you aren’t exceeding the strength of the hook. I haven’t watched the rest of the video but you will likely experience creep with the neck of the guitar, you will tune it and then you will likely need to tune it again after a short period of time due to the plastic deforming under the load from the strings. Creep tends to be worst in the first few days after the load has been applied and then it tends to stabilise. Also higher temperature materials are more likely to warp especially when you aren’t using a heated chamber. Parts warp because of internal stresses created by temperature differences within the material (so higher temperature materials have a higher temperature difference with the room temperature air) so if you can keep the temperature of the part more consistent, like using a chamber (either heated or unheated) then you can reduce the warping. That’s why the likes of ABS, nylon, polycarbonate, etc, are very likely to warp without a heated chamber although it can happen on any material. Also keeping the part hotter during printing helps to increase layer adhesion strength in some materials, like the high temperature ones I mentioned because when printing the current layer has to melt and fuse with the layer below it and this works better if the layer below it is hotter. As for glow in the dark filament, like most glow in the dark things, it absorbs the UV light and then emits it slowly over time as a different colour of light, that is how it glows, so it pretty much always needs “charged up”, so if you expose it to UV light it will then glow but it will dim pretty quickly, then it needs exposed to UV light again. You might have some issues with the holes you drilled through the printed green part, depending on how much infill you used. Basically since 3D printed parts are hollow (when you don’t use 100 % infill) you only have the top and bottom surfaces of the part plus the infill to resist the force on those screws, whereas with the original holes which were printed, you have the top and bottom surface plus a tube down the hole too which helps a lot with strength. Overall a very good and well done project, it seems the end results are pretty good too. A very well made video too. I’ll be interested to see what you do in the future.

Dope idea and video.

Did you print PETG on the smooth sheet? You’re supposed to use a textured or satin sheet for PETG

Good job on the printing you just need to research how to set up a guitar because that's why its in tune when you play open strings but goes out of tune when you play chords.

No 3dprinted strings - no fun :|

Looks good - I want to make one of these for my little brother.

Very cool idea! I cant wait to try it out. Would be even better on its own pole so it can freely rotate

❤❤❤❤❤super video

"Promosm"

ill be watching you from now on, keep it up!

Won't you start getting a decent Pike In your Airflares is going to make a world of a difference

Cello

Poly

I found your channel off of the DIY filament extractor, but I stayed based off your approach to problem solving. I know that RUclips isn't your full time job or anything, but as long as you upload videos, I will definitely watch.

Beautiful thumbnail

hi, where i find video instruction for programing the polyformer, please help

where i found file PolyFormerFW.ino

Does the triangle labs kit come with the Arduino? I ordered it and when it came i had a look but couldn’t find it😅